Greg89

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Green Day American Idiot

19 dec 05

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I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

1000 Thanks no, I don't own anything by the Sonics, but I was undecided whether to go for a compilation like Nuggets or one of the aforementioned albums; anyway, thanks, your explanation was very thorough. I think I will dive into their album Here Are the Sonics that you mentioned. As for the Kinks, do you know anything about them? I mean, aside from the usual story of You Really Got Me for the famous riff, but have you ever listened to any of their first two albums?

The Monks Black Monk Time

6 dec 05

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I’m getting interested in garage rock, particularly the "proto" style from the '60s, which seems a bit more genuine. I wanted to ask you if Nuggets (which I believe is a collection or a box set?!) is still available or something that’s hard to find for a few collectors? Does it also contain tracks by The Sonics? What do you think about The Kinks in relation to garage rock, are they good? Are their first two albums worth listening to? I heard "Everybody's Gonna Be Happy" covered by Qsta, and it wasn’t bad. Then again, everyone speaks highly of "You Really Got Me." Sorry if I'm being boring, but I’d love to know all these things.

Television Marquee Moon

10 nov 05

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"Keep dancing your fucking Latin Americans, with your nice strawberry cocktails and your obligatory smiles. Fuck off." I respect you more and more.

Ludwig Van Beethoven Sinfonia No. 7

10 nov 05

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The Who The Who Sell Out

3 nov 05

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However, don't they give you the impression that they're winking at a trendy genre? On one hand, it must be said that they were brave to shed the clothes of frustrated young people from the outskirts for this refined work.